Harry Jensen wrote:
Take "from" address and name.
Send a notification to my_other_address(_at_)another_isp(_dot_)dk(_dot_)
The note should be: "You've got mail from " + from_e-mail_address + from_name.
With that syntax I can see why someone might think of perl, and you
can certainly go that way.
I'd probably approach it differently, though, maybe something like
this as a starting point...
# when mail comes to oneAddress(_at_)oneISP, inform
my_other_address(_at_)another_isp(_dot_)dk
# Don't do it, though, if mail comes from the FROM_DAEMON set, and
# be careful of mail loops.
:0 hci
* ! ^FROM_DAEMON
* ! ^X-Loop: *oneAddress(_at_)oneISP
* ^From: *\/.*
| (formail "-fITo: root(_at_)localhost" "-AX-Loop: oneAddress(_at_)oneISP" <
/dev/null; \
echo "You've got mail from $MATCH") | \
$SENDMAIL $SENDMAILFLAGS my_other_address(_at_)another_isp(_dot_)dk
# other recipes here
hth
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